;WITH MyDuplicate AS (SELECT
Sch.[name] AS SchemaName,
Obj.[name] AS TableName,
Idx.[name] AS IndexName,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 1) AS Col1,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 2) AS Col2,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 3) AS Col3,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 4) AS Col4,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 5) AS Col5,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 6) AS Col6,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 7) AS Col7,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 8) AS Col8,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 9) AS Col9,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 10) AS Col10,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 11) AS Col11,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 12) AS Col12,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 13) AS Col13,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 14) AS Col14,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 15) AS Col15,
INDEX_COL(Sch.[name] + '.' + Obj.[name], Idx.index_id, 16) AS Col16
FROM sys.indexes Idx
INNER JOIN sys.objects Obj ON Idx.[object_id] = Obj.[object_id] INNER JOIN sys.schemas Sch ON Sch.[schema_id] = Obj.[schema_id] WHERE index_id > 0)
SELECT    MD1.SchemaName, MD1.TableName, MD1.IndexName,
MD2.IndexName AS OverLappingIndex,
MD1.Col1, MD1.Col2, MD1.Col3, MD1.Col4,
MD1.Col5, MD1.Col6, MD1.Col7, MD1.Col8,
MD1.Col9, MD1.Col10, MD1.Col11, MD1.Col12,
MD1.Col13, MD1.Col14, MD1.Col15, MD1.Col16
FROM MyDuplicate MD1
INNER JOIN MyDuplicate MD2 ON MD1.tablename = MD2.tablename
AND MD1.indexname <> MD2.indexname
AND MD1.Col1 = MD2.Col1
AND (MD1.Col2 IS NULL OR MD2.Col2 IS NULL OR MD1.Col2 = MD2.Col2)
AND (MD1.Col3 IS NULL OR MD2.Col3 IS NULL OR MD1.Col3 = MD2.Col3)
AND (MD1.Col4 IS NULL OR MD2.Col4 IS NULL OR MD1.Col4 = MD2.Col4)
AND (MD1.Col5 IS NULL OR MD2.Col5 IS NULL OR MD1.Col5 = MD2.Col5)
AND (MD1.Col6 IS NULL OR MD2.Col6 IS NULL OR MD1.Col6 = MD2.Col6)
AND (MD1.Col7 IS NULL OR MD2.Col7 IS NULL OR MD1.Col7 = MD2.Col7)
AND (MD1.Col8 IS NULL OR MD2.Col8 IS NULL OR MD1.Col8 = MD2.Col8)
AND (MD1.Col9 IS NULL OR MD2.Col9 IS NULL OR MD1.Col9 = MD2.Col9)
AND (MD1.Col10 IS NULL OR MD2.Col10 IS NULL OR MD1.Col10 = MD2.Col10)
AND (MD1.Col11 IS NULL OR MD2.Col11 IS NULL OR MD1.Col11 = MD2.Col11)
AND (MD1.Col12 IS NULL OR MD2.Col12 IS NULL OR MD1.Col12 = MD2.Col12)
AND (MD1.Col13 IS NULL OR MD2.Col13 IS NULL OR MD1.Col13 = MD2.Col13)
AND (MD1.Col14 IS NULL OR MD2.Col14 IS NULL OR MD1.Col14 = MD2.Col14)
AND (MD1.Col15 IS NULL OR MD2.Col15 IS NULL OR MD1.Col15 = MD2.Col15)
AND (MD1.Col16 IS NULL OR MD2.Col16 IS NULL OR MD1.Col16 = MD2.Col16)
ORDER BY MD1.SchemaName,MD1.TableName,MD1.IndexName

참고자료

https://blog.sqlauthority.com/2011/07/13/sql-server-query-to-find-duplicate-indexes-script-to-find-redundant-indexes/

 

SQL SERVER - Query to Find Duplicate Indexes - Script to Find Redundant Indexes - SQL Authority with Pinal Dave

I was recently delivering session on Performance Tuning subject. I was asking if there is any harm having duplicate indexes. Of course, duplicate indexes

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